Stephen Curry ‘set to RETURN to Warriors’ lineup’ after missing last 11 games with shoulder injury

After a spell of 11 games on the sidelines, Stephen Curry will reportedly return Tuesday night for the Warriors.

ESPN has reported that Curry will start vs. the Suns, while it’s unclear how many minutes he’ll play in his first contest back.

The 34-year-old guard had missed time with a left shoulder subluxation, more commonly known as a partial dislocation.

Stephen Curry will return to the lineup after missing 11 games with a shoulder injury

He was listed as probable on the team’s injury report ahead of their game vs. Phoenix and practiced fully on Monday. 

Curry exited the December 14 game vs. the Pacers in the third quarter with shoulder pain after trying to steal the ball from Indiana’s Jalen Smith.

Aside from that game, which the Warriors would lose 125-119, Golden State went 6-5 without Curry in the lineup.

Curry exited a December 14 game vs. the Pacers after trying to steal a ball from Jalen Smith

The sharpshooter will return to a team currently sixth in the Western Conference, with a 20-20 record.

However, Golden State has lost consecutive contests to the Pistons and Magic ahead of Curry’s return.

He’s averaging 30.0 points per game, 6.6 rebounds and 6.8 assists this season.

Curry led the Warriors to a title last June as they beat the Boston Celtics in six games